Fire Alarm List and Local Church Notices in Lititz
Fire alarm whistles designate locations and blasts for the town emergency signals. The issue also lists numerous church services and schedules across Lititz and surrounding areas, including Rev. E. 8. Crosland and Rev. J. S. Harper, with details on sermon times, Sunday school, and district events. It notes arrivals, then upcoming communions, a Christian Endeavor convention, and juror lists for April courts alongside a banking institute dinner in Lancaster.
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Moravian
Crosland
J. S. Harper
K. LC. BE
Lutheran—S
Neffsville
Kissel Hill
Lititz
Lutheran
F. A. Weickeel
Penryn
Brickerville
Warwick
THE
Reformed Church
U. S
George B. Raezer
Beethoven
Miller
Brunnerville U. B
Hess
Erisman’s
Manheim
Church OF the Brethren
Middle Creek
White Oak
Petersburg
United Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor Convention
East Pennsylvania
Raezer
Mennonite
Front Street
John W. Weaver
Union Grove
United Brethren Sunday School
Lititz Defeats Columbia High in One-Sided Borough Showdown
The Lititz High quintet routed Columbia High 55 to 21 in Linden Hall gym, led by Ruhl and Brubaker as every Lititz player scored. The locals led 38-9 at halftime and then varied play to emphasize teamwork. Upcoming games include a Quarryville visit and a late-season return at Lititz. Nearby news notes Watt & Shand’s fortieth anniversary sale, the Lancaster license court granting most licenses, and local homesteader Charlie Maze detailing western life and farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Linden Hall
Lititz High
Ruhl
Clarence Brubaker
Lititz
C. Brubake
Kreiter
Keath
Hepp
Columbia High Lynch
F. Wb
A Hite
Ll Sehrack
Eckert
Johnston
Quarryville
Christiana
Agricultural Notes From Lititz Area On Seeds Eggs Wheat
Agricultural notes discuss camel and mule anecdote with light bulbs, seed shortages and rising prices due to poor weather, a drop in egg prices hurting buyers and sellers, a Manheim dealer losing $500 on market shifts, and a call for farmers to sell wheat now as government set 1918 price at $2.20 per bushel to protect the crop from loss and destruction.
Haverstick to Move and Specialize in Livestock
C D Haverstick will move to his farm in Ephrata township near Millway late this month and specialize in Holstein cattle Poland China hogs and Barred Rock chickens. He recently received a Holstein Friesian bull named King Netherlands Jr from Cortland New York to head his cattle herd. The bull is described as thoroughbred and a beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Haverstick
Ephrata Township
Millway
Mr. Haverstick
King Netherland, Jr
Cortland
N. Y
Marriage notices and parcel post weight changes
Bollinger and Myer wed at Bareville with Rev. D S Myer officiating. Ira Nies and Sabilla Heilman marry in Elizabethtown. Parcel post weight limit rises on March 15 to 75 pounds in all zones, with 50 pounds beyond the third zone. Groom works in Akron. Year begins March 20 home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Bollinger
Ephrata Township
Amanda Myer
Mess Bareville
D. 8. Myer
Church of the Brethren
Bareville
Ralph Schlosser
Elizabethtown
Ira Nies
Sabilla Heilman
Parcel Post
Recordings when the war will end
Anonymous verse mocks wild gossip on how news travels from distant sources about when the war ends. It too notes seasonal signs and headlines, from Easter to seeds, hats, and sales, while urging readers to face hard times and wartime duties with humor and grit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timbuctoo
Cuba
Texas
Klondike
Borneo
Partridges Survived Winter Hardship and Berkshire Show Wins
Partridges survived the winter with farmers aiding via feed amid snow. Berkshire hogs dominate northern Lancaster county farms with show-ring records at Chicago 1917, including grand champion and carload weights. Also notes on tobacco leaves, a Siamese-twin leaf find, and Easter treats at Pfautz Bros. store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Midway Farm
C. F. Hess
Hess
Chicago
Berkshire
American Berkshire Association
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Hose House
Cor
Locust Sts
Gov. N. Cedar
Cor. Broad and Lemon Ats
Harper
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Reading
H. F. Schlegel
Lancaster
East Penna. United Evangelical Conference
A. M. Sampsel
Henry B. Buck
Herbert Heishu
Joseph W. Barry
Clay
John W. Hartranft
John H. Buck
Rufus D. Graybill
West Earl
Common Pleas
F. C. Dengate
Horace M. Keller
Henry W. Buck
American Institute of Banking
Stevens House
Rollin P. Grant
Irving National Bank
New York
Edward James Cattell
City Statistician
Philadelphia
John C. Carter
Fulton National Bank
Columbia Records
Justin
Pfautz Bros
Watt & Shand
Rome
Balmer’s
Elm
Jonas Hartman
Charlie Maze
Crook County
Wyoming
Mr. Maze
Ben, Miller
Sporting Hill
Maze
Tobacco Growers Association
Lancaster County Tobacco Growers Association
Board of Trade Rooms
East Orange Street
Delco
Bollinger-Myer
Warwick House
Kaiser
Kisrel Hul
Cissel Hill
Spruce Street
D. G. Keller
Hacker
Broad St. Bell
Isaac B. Graybile
Kofroth
Trote
AR. Keller Spruce
Broad Street
L. N. Moyer
South Spruce Street
Rader
Daniel Mumma
Ruth Lulz
Grulb
Linvoly
Lemon Street
H.C. Miller
Tratt
B. Buch
Litita
Ford Auto
At & Ja
Tmt
South Cedar Set
Litilz
Tim
Evans, EH
Main St
Scott's
Frank Rader
Craine
Liity
Ephrata Torrito
M. K. Hoke
Halpern
Walter Srritz
Edwin E. Sheaffer
Henry Nites Willow
Cigarmakers
Walter Luritz
N. Broad St
Levi N. Brubaknr
Schnerer Spruce Street
Inovts
KH. Lingotw Ave
Tf Gall
Juny
Annie Howard Helman
Sal J. Fred Essig
Litltz
Iibmcal
Record” Office
Horace Keller
Spruce St
Godett
Sele
New Street
Lizzle Shun
S. E. Bushong
R. D
Lititz, Pa
Fleisher
Germantown
Zephyr
Gibraltar
Ladies Union
Mascot
C. R. Miller’s Department Store
Sun Shine
Eastman Kodaks
Lititz Jeweler
Ptician
Walter Lurirz
New York State
R. N. Wolfe Estate
Maln Strers
Grain and Feed
E. K. Zartman
Brubaker Roller Flour Mills
Retail Merchants’ Association